Who’s got the power, doctors or patients?
Austin Frakt April 22, 2011
Is there any evidence about the relative amount of power of parties in the doctor-patient relationship? Yes, there is, from the work of Joshua Gans
Is there any evidence about the relative amount of power of parties in the doctor-patient relationship? Yes, there is, from the work of Joshua Gans
There’s a piece in the WSJ today on how some Republican legislators are having difficulty explaining the benefits of Rep. Ryan’s proposal to seniors. Evidently,
Do bad report cards have consequences? Impacts of publicly reported provider quality information on the CABG market in Pennsylvania, by Justin Wanga, Jason Hockenberry, Shin-Yi
Thanks go to Jon Cohn for referencing (and quoting) a very good Movin’ Meat post. It includes a Kaiser Family Foundation-produced figure that needs to appear
Andrew Sullivan is gathering up a bizarre debate on whether vaccine denial is a left or right issue. Here’s my take on it: I don’t
Austin posted the Boston Globe story. Some quick legal* analysis: I predict this will pass antitrust scrutiny from both the feds and the state: While
When I don’t have time to blog I still share my thoughts, just in much more compressed form and mostly with Aaron. As we’ve come
From the Boston Globe’s Steven Syre: Two of the state’s largest private medical practices are in talks to merge into a giant doctor-run group that
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